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How To Breathe by Dave Golden
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fave it Modern Folk | Americana
6 tracks | 24 minutes
Released Aug 2006
on Saing
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A hauntingly tender collection of sophisticated modern folk songs. How To Breathe is a tough, dark, honest, and raw album recorded live on tour with no overdubs and no digital doctoring.
Bio / Background
Dave Golden's first year on the scene had turned a lot of heads:
“Up-and-coming singer/songwriter Dave Golden... an interesting change from the usual... His songs echo John Lee Hooker’s definition of the blues.” (Entertainment Today) “Edgy and poetic Dave Golden has quickly become a favorite... He’s attracted the ‘A’ List to his door.” (Americana Tonight) Golden had been offered a recording deal by Bob Johnston (Johnny Cash, Bob Dylan, Willie Nelson) and was being courted by several others. He was in New Orleans putting the finishing touches on his debut album, Wake To These Satellites, when disaster struck. The original masters disappeared and in the course of the flooding, the backups were destroyed beyond use.
What survived was a collection of one-takes recorded in the back of a van in the foothills of Austin, Texas. This hauntingly tender collection has just been released by New York's Saing Music as How to Breathe.
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